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How to read the report, pull what counts, search the index, verify and choose, with your own code books open. It teaches the method; the codes stay in your books.
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Designed to read on your phone screen or printed next to your open code books at the desk.
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You worked through the same chapter twice. Back at the desk, two codes that differ by one character look identical.
You start a practice test and run out of time because you went back to the index three times for the same term.
Modifiers? Visit levels? You pick them by gut and hope for the best.
You code from the procedure title. The report body tells a different story. The claim comes back denied because the heading wasn’t the whole case.
Page sixteen: step four. The full code, the notes above it, the seventh character. Three checks before you write anything.
One page. One drawing. The step you used to skip becomes the step that catches your mistakes.
Step one: read the whole report, not the title. That single habit catches the mismatch before you open the index.
That’s what changes when you have a route.
Five parts: from how codes are built to exam day. The 5-step method, diagnosis rules, procedure coding, modifiers and visit levels — each topic on one drawn page.
Each page shows one concept: one heading, one drawing, one idea to keep. No dense paragraphs, no three-column tables, no footnotes in size eight.
Page forty-four: professional component, technical component, and when you report the global service with no modifier. One drawing shows what took a full paragraph in the manual.
See the page once, and you know where the rule lives.
Open the 5-step picture and know which check comes first, second and last — before you touch your code books. Page eight: the three numbers that set your exam-day pace.
See one drawn page and stop second-guessing NEC vs. NOS, Excludes1 vs. Excludes2, or when a symptom gets its own code. The outpatient rule on one page.
Four ways into the index, the global surgical package on one page, and how to read parent codes and indented codes without missing the one you need.
A yes/no tree on one page settles whether you need a modifier — no guessing. Visit levels: count problems, check data, judge risk and pick the level in under a minute.
Your pace card: 2.4 minutes per question, when to stop searching and move on, and a print-ready checklist you take to the desk.
Practice the 5 steps on invented charts and op notes until the order becomes automatic, with your own code books open.
Review the most frequent coding mistakes, one card each, so you catch them before you mark an answer.
📄 Digital book in PDF: it comes by email. Nothing is shipped on paper.
PDF by email: You receive Medical Coding, One Page at a Time as a PDF in your inbox, along with the 2 free books. You pay once: no installments, no extra charges.
You’ve been reading code books and watching videos for months, and you still can’t finish a practice test on time. This gives you a fixed route for every question.
You assign codes every day but pick the modifier or the visit level by gut. The yes/no trees replace guessing with a clear path you can explain.
You didn’t reach the passing score and you’re paying for another attempt. This book gives you the method you didn’t have the first time.
📄 Digital book in PDF: it comes by email. Nothing is shipped on paper.
30-day 100 % money-back guarantee. Try it with your code books open. If it doesn’t give you a clear route from chart to code, tell us what didn’t work and we’ll refund every cent.
It’s a PDF file sent to your email. You can read it on any screen or print it and keep it next to your code books.
Yes. Every page is designed for a phone screen — one topic, one drawing, no tiny text.
No. It teaches the method: how to read the chart, find the main term, verify in the tabular and choose. You look up every code in your own current-year code books, so the method still works when the codes change each year.
Yes, if you’re preparing for a U.S. outpatient coding certification exam such as the CPC®, or already coding in the U.S. It works with the three code sets those exams use: ICD-10-CM, CPT® and HCPCS Level II. The rules are checked against the ICD-10-CM Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting and the guidelines printed in your own code books. It is not official prep from any certification body, it does not give you a certificate and it cannot promise you will pass. The exam format (100 questions, 4 hours, 70 % to pass) is sourced from AAPC.
Each topic starts from scratch, one page at a time. No prior coding experience is needed.
No. It’s a study book, not a course: no certificate, no CEUs, no exam voucher. You get the PDF by email at the address you enter at checkout, and you can print it.
Yes. One payment, no subscription, no recurring charges.
No. Think of it as a drawn companion to your coursework and your own code books. Formal training and supervised practice still come first.
No more freezing in front of the chart.
No more guessing the modifier and hoping it sticks.
Open the page, follow the steps, pick the code.
You already own the code books. What they don’t give you is a route through them: five steps, repeated on every chart.
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